MISS WALLACH WEDS MR MORGENTHAU JR IN NEW YORK
Maximilian Morgenthau Jr son of Maximilian Morgenthau and Miss Rita Wallach daughter of Leopold Wallach were married at the bride’s father’s residence Judge James A Blanchard officiated The bride wore a white satin gown trimmed with point lace and lilac and sweet pea bouquet The couple will honeymoon by car then spend summer in the Thousand Islands before settling in New York City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maximilian Morgenthau, Jr
Maximilian Morgenthau
Mies Rita Wallach
Leopold Wallach
East Eightieth Street
James A. Blanchard
Adelaide Wallach
Annette
Walach
Dorothy R. Morgenthau
Myron I. Borg, Jr
James Frank
Robert Simon
Irving Riegelman
Myron I. Borg
Frederick Stein
Mi. Morgenthau
Thousand Islands
New York
Adams Heiress Abigail Ties Knot With Robert Homans
Special to The New York Times from Boston reports Abigail Adams of Commonwealth Avenue wed Robert Homans at the Summer home in Quincy. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Gardiner with only relatives and close friends present. The bride wore a white satin bridal robe with lace trim and a lace family heirloom veil. She is a direct descendant of President John Adams. The groom is a son of the late Dr. John Homans, a noted lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Boston
Quincy
John Quincy Adams
Commonwealth Avenue
Abigail Adams
Robert Homans
Gardiner
Miss Adams
John Adams
United States
John Homans
Van Etten Bride Weds Joseph Herbert in Kingston
Miss Luelia Van Etten daughter of Amos Van Etten married Joseph Morris Herbert in Kingston. The ceremony was performed by Walter Lloyd of Elmira, a Justice of the Appellate Division for the Third District. The bride is niece of Edgar Van Etten, vice president of New York Central. Mr Herbert is a Kingston business man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Kingston
N. Y
Luelia van Etten
Amos van Etten
Joseph Morris Herbert
Walter Lloyd
Elmira
Supreme Court
Third District
Edgar van Etten
New York Central
Herbert
Kingn
MISS WASHBURN'S WEDDING
Sidney Beardsley Wood and Miss Emma Lucy Washburn wed at St James Church in New York City. The ceremony featured Lohengrin chorus and Mendelssohn Wedding March. Bride wore white satin empire gown with lace. reception hosted at 12 East Seventy-ninth Street with numerous notable guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Beardsley Wood
Charles Wood
Emma Lucy Washburn
William T. Washburn
St. James’s Church
Madison Avenue
Seventy-first Street
Frederick Courtney
Walter Henry Hall
Hier
William Tucker Washburn
Joseph S. Ulman
Onor
Marion S. Washburn
Ruth Starbuck
Josephine Munson
Marjory
May Myrick
Bbs
Ferry-on-the Hudson
Florence Harris
Springfield
Mass
Helen Schermerhorn
Philadelphia
Agnes Munson
Charlotte Phillips
Henry Stoddard
Bridgeport
J. Stevens Ulman
Elisha Walker
Joseph Walker
George Smailey
Daniel Frohman
Brokaw
Austin Flint
Harold Sanford
Whipple
Washburn
Minneapolis, Minn
William H. Taft
de Lancey Nicol
David M. Cory
Delle Samuel Sanford
William Robie
Thomas Hicks
Wilson P. Marshall
Miss Marian Fish to Wed Gray in Regal New York Affair
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish hosts an informal reception to view wedding gifts for Miss Marian Anthon Fish, whose marriage to Albert Zabriskie Gray is tomorrow. Gifts include heirloom antique silver, diamond jewelry, pearl collars, a gilt mirror, Le Vairie pieces, gold plates, fans, and porcelains from prominent families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuyvesant Fish
Marian Anthon Fish
Albert Zabriskie Gray
Fish, Anton
Gray
Hermano Oelrichs
George Gould
Elbridge T. Gerry
Clarence Mackay
William D. Leeds
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Harry Symes Lehr
Fish
Two Weddings Told in Clifton and Scarsdale
The ceremony today at Fairlawn in Scarsdale celebrates Esther Tone daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Tone with Le Grand Cannon Griswold son of Mrs Chester Griswold of New York. Miss Gladys Evelyn Thomas and Samuel E M Crocker wed in Clifton at St Johns Church with Marjorie Motley as maid of honor and Lewin H Thomas as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Tone
Bernard W. Tone
Scarsdale
le Grand Cannon Griswold
Chester Griswold
New York
Fairlawn
Lily Potter
Philadelphia
R. Lawrence Benson
Mr. Griswold
St. John’s Church
Clifton
8. S
Gladys Evelyn Thomas
Wethered B. Thomas
Samuel E. M. Crocker
George H. Crocker
Fitchburg
Mass
Marjorie Motley
Lewin H. Thomas
Ocean Travelers Depart Kaiser Wilhelm II For Bremen And Hamburg
A list of passengers sailing today on the Kaiser Wilhelm II to Bremen includes Viscountess Ack and numerous titled and notable travelers. Also aboard the Hamburg bound for Hamburg are Miss Mary C Ashe and other travelers, followed by passengers on the Barbarossa to Bremen with Prof William Wooley Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Wilhelm IL
Bremen
Viscountess Ack
Henry Alexander
W. Hargreaves_ Brown
H. Crawford Black
de Bonneval
A. W. Calhoun
Jose P. del Castillo
Elkin
A. S. Guggenheimer
Randolph Guggenheimer
G. Murphy
Eugene Meyer
Dorothy Palmer
M. Penniman
Thomas. B. Wannamaker
G. O. Wallenberg
Japan
Francis W. White
Wiliam M. Wood
Alfred Wolf
Edward Youngheart
Hamburg
Mary C. Ashe
Sidney Bayles
B. B. Chandler
W. L. Clayton
W. T. Carleton
Emily R. Fox
Antonino de Giovanni
James A. Harrison
William C. Johnstone
Sydney Lewis
Angelo del Nero
Charles H. Paddock
Alfred A. Whitman
Olga A. Williams
Mary W. Webster
G. Werner
Barbarossa
William Ash
Hamilton Adler
Leopold Bauer
J. R. Ballinger
W. A. Fraser
William Wooley Johnson
Karl Kahlbaum
Lydia Gilbert Millard
Jennie S. Potts
Victor Schmieden
Felix de la Sierra
B. Y. Tiffany
Walter L. Vaughn
Henry Weymann
Longworths Plan Yellowstone Visit and Hawaii Stay
Representative and Mrs. Longworth will travel to Yellowstone Park around June 20 for a two week horseback trip. They then plan to visit the Hawaiian Islands for the rest of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longworths
Yellowstone
Washington
Longworth
Yellowstone Park
Hawaiian Islands
Tuskegee to Get $40,000
Booker T. Washington testified in a suit to determine if Mary E. Shaw was sound of mind when she willed most of her estate to the Tuskegee Normal Institute of which Washington is president. The jury upheld the will, promising the institute its largest single contribution. Washington observed the trial from the bench during deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington
Supreme Court
Mary E. Shaw
Tuskegee Normal Institute
Washington
Justice Dayton
Irish Sea Serpent Reported Off Irish Coast
Eye witnesses aboard the Campania recall a green, red, white, and blue sea serpent seen near the Irish coast. Officers dispute its size with estimates from 40 to 90 feet while the creature rose and vanished, described with cat like head and creme de menthe whiskers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campania
Ireland
Cunarder
Irish
R. C. Warr
Ylu
Purser McCubbin
Queenstown Literary and Debating League
Newark
Table decor and delicacies feature in recent dinner spread
Red peonies and field daisies appear as table decorations while cornflowers provide color. Cassava cakes and tapioca from cassava offer nourishing, easy digesting options for breakfast, tea, or luncheon. Crystallized mint leaves and Svea biscuits accompany cheese and light tea, with mignonette meat sauce and pickled cucumber and tomato varieties enhancing the menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proto
Stokes Faces Mrs Randoloph in Custody Suit Trial
In Flushing Supreme Court Mrs Lucy Randolph seeks 4500 for her boy’s support from W E D Stokes. The case, watched by absent cameras, opens with four jurors and a crowded courtroom as justice official denounces photography. Battle for Mrs Randolph notes the child born Oct 25 1902 and claims past support of 600 to 700 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy M. Randolph
W. E. D. Stokes
Mr. Stokes
Supreme Court
Flushing
Stokes
Abe Gruber
Ira G. Darrin
Queens County
John J. Trapp
Gruber
George Gordon Battle
James M. Seaman
Granville Yeaton
John Kehler
Randolph
Battle
Mr. Battle
Sothern and Marlowe Welcome Home at Academy of Music
The duo Sothern and Marlowe drew an overflowing crowd for a Welcome Home performance at the Academy of Music returning from England. The Shakespearean sellout featured Romeo and Juliet with repeated curtain calls for both stars and a sea of bouquets for Miss Marlowe during the balcony scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Academy of Music
England
Academy
Miss Marlowe
Mr. Sothern
Olga Nethersole Resolves Carre Dispute Over Carmen
English actress Olga Nethersole settles her quarrel with Albert Carre Director of the Opéra Comique. She successfully presented a version of Carmen titled The Spanish Gypsy without music. Five days earlier Carre had served an injunction to stop her from producing Carmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Olga Nethersole
Albert Carre
Opéra Comique
M. Carre
Miss Nethersole
Supreme Court Enjoins Joe Welch Over Play Copyright
Justice Truax barred Joe Welch from performing in At Ellis Island on grounds it plagiarizes William C. De Mille The Land of the Free. De Mille alleged the Welch production would seriously interfere with his play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Truax
Joe Welch
Ellis Island
William C. de Mille
Land of the Free
de Mille
Welch
Ballet Night Opens Kaltenborn Concert Week in St Nicholas Garden
The second Kaltenborn concert week in St Nicholas Garden West Sixty sixth Street opened with a ballet night. The program featured Saint Saens Henry VIII Delibes Sylvia Coppelia and Orpheus ballet music. The audience was large and enthusiastic with frequent encores. Baritone Andreas Schneider sang several ballads to strong audience demand. Tonight offers Symphony Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas Garden
West Sixty-sixth Street
Saint-Saéns
Henry VIII
Delibes
Sylvia
Coppelia
Orpheus
Andreas Schneider
New York Electrical Society Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting in the Engineer ing Societies Building last evening the New York Electrical Society elected officers: President Albert F. Ganz. Vice Presidents Augustus Post Theodore Bevan W. L. Conwell. Secretary George H. Guy. Treasurer H. A. Sinclair. The society reports 194 new members this season and a total membership of 831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Electrical Society
Engineering Societies
Albert F. Ganz
Augustus Post
Theodore Bevan
W. L. Conwell
George H. Guy
H. A. Sinclair
Amusement Notes Preview Season Theatre Lineup
Amy Ricard to headline Edwin Anien Stock Company at Belasco Washington. Grace George delays London Divorces opening to Wednesday per Brady cable. Henry B Harris to open Hudson Theatre with Robert Edeson in new De Mille play. Grace Elliston to debut at Hackett Theatre Sept 2 in The Movers. Harris to stage Pitou comedy and new works by Stange Forbes Uret and Klein. Edna Luby and Harry Gilfoil sub in Fascinating Flora at Cas. Camaraphone headline at Hamrston Paradise Roof Garden with duets on banjo. Mile Daszie debuts at Jardin de Paris and Paris roof of NY Theatre. Billie Reeves New attraction in A Night in an ae Music Hall. Five tableau additions to moving pictures and statuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Ricard
Edwin Anien
Belasco Theatre
Washington
Grace George
E of York
London
William A. Brady
Henry B. Harris
Hudson Theatre
Robert Edeson
William C. de Mille
Grace Elliston
Mr. Harris
Hackett Theatre
Martha Morton Conhein
the Movers
Augustus Pitou
Stanislaus Stange
James Forbes
George Uret
Charlies Klein
Edna Luby
Harry Gilfoil
Kathleen Culiors
Charles Jackson
Flora
Cas
Rose Gayboy
Baron Ree
Hammerston
Paradise Roof Garden
Mile
Daszie
Jardin de Paria
New York Theatre
Billie Reeves
Cuban strike stalls Havana cigar supply to market
Ha vana cigar makers remain on strike delaying cigar shipments. even if work resumes it will take weeks before cigars reach market. Importers are undercutting with retail prices near cost plus duties. United Cigar Stores advertises wide range of Cuban brands in principal stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cubs
DE Cabanas
LA Rosas
Cuba
Capital's Negroes Fight White Negro in Washington
Washington editors report prominent African Americans plan to press President Roosevelt to remove Cyrus Field Adams, Assistant Registrar of the Treasury, amid accusations he is a light-skinned or white-presenting Black man who aided the rejection of a Black scholar’s Philatelist Society membership. Adams holds multiple Black organizations roles and has faced internal race tensions as calls for his dismissal intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Cyrus Field Adams
The
Treasury
Adams
Garnett Wilkerson
Oberlin
Washington Philatelist Society
Philatelist Society
Wilkinson
Wilkerson
Colored Society of
South
Negro Men's Business League
Booker T. Washington
Afro-American Press Association
Appeal
Chicago
Senator Hanna
Republican
Hanna
Senator Cullom
Calvin Chase
National Republican
ROOTS HOLIDAY PLANS FOR SUMMER AT COUNTRY HOME
Secretary Root will leave Washington on June 21 for his country home near Utica to spend the summer. He will remain there until the date of his Mexican trip with telegraphic and telephone communications continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Washington
Root
Winter Bay
Missing Hippodrome cashier McGuire linked to $16000 shortage
Edward J. McGuire, cashier at the Hippodrome, vanished on Saturday June 1 with a nearly $16,000 shortfall in his accounts. Stub checks found on his desk indicate payments to a Fifth Avenue restaurant for $125 and other entertainments, with officials suggesting the missing funds were used at the races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. McGuire
Hippodrome
Fifth Avenue
Shuberts
McGuire
Garretson Widow Dies After Husband Justice Garretson
Morristown New Jersey widow Mrs Josephine Garretson died of pneumonia at her home after contracting a cold at her husband Supreme Court Justice Abram Quick Garretsons funeral last week He died June 4 after a two day illness Mrs Garretson married in 1879 and survived by family members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morristown
N. J
Josephine Garretson
Supreme Court
Bank President Edward Falloute Condict Young Ill at Home
Edward Falloute Condict Young president of the First National Bank of Jersey City is seriously ill at his home on Hudson Boulevard and Glenwood Avenue. Dr Burdett P Craig reports his condition critical. He is suffering from a complication of diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Falloute Condict Young
First National Bank of
Jersey City
Hudson Boulevard
Glenwood Avenue
Burdett P. Craig
Death List of a Day: Charles H. Valentine 84 at Long Branch
Long Branch resident Charles H. Valentine former commander of Life Saving Station No. 4 at Monmouth Beach died after a long illness. At 84 he was a veteran harbor figure, pioneer pound fisherman, first lifesaving captain to win a government medal, longtime leader of a Saturday night class at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church, and a director and organizer at First National Bank of Long Branch.
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Charles H. Valentine
Monmouth Beach
Long Branch
Capt. Valentine
Low Branch
Asbury Methodist
Obituary Notices for Shiebler Curtis Irwin and Wolf
Andrew K Shiebler retired watch case maker of Brooklyn died at 70 at 278 Berkeley Place He began in Baltimore and worked as a traveling salesman for Allingros before starting Jeannot Shiebler later retiring Two sons and a daughter survive Julius B Curtis Fairfield County Bar senior lawyer died at Stamford Conn aged 82 James H Irwin veteran sea captain died at daughter's Bayonne home aged 74 Theodore Wolf leaf tobacco figure died at East Eighty Eighth Street New York aged 65 no children or close relatives funeral set for tomorrow morning Mary Mag mother of Marshal of South Orange left unnamed details
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Andrew K. Shiebler
Berkeley Place
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Canfield Brothers
Shiebler
New York
Allingros
J. O. Durfey
Jeannot &Shiebler
Jeannot
Julius B. Curtis
Fairfield, Conn
Stamford
James H. Irwin
Eugene Fin
East Fiftieth Street
Bayonne
Therodore Wolf
East Eighty-eighth Street
Yesae
Lt. Wolf
Germany
Mr. Wolf
Mary Mag
Marshal of
South Orange
Obituary notices from New York families June 1907
Death notices list numerous individuals with residences in New York and New Jersey.Entries include Berrien Breslin Campbell Garretson Hart Hay Lawler Lemmerz Moore Remsen Shorey Sommers Weyant Wolf Wright with dates June 9 10 12 1907 and funeral details at family homes churches and cemeteries. Some requests omit flowers and interment at family convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrien
Ellespleaede
Jean Mmith
West 83d St
Breslin
Michael J. Breslin
East 83d St
Campbell
Glens Falls
N. Y
Frances Louise Colvin
Reginald Mortimer Campbell
Garretson
Morristown
N. J
Josephine Hoker
Abram Q. Garretson
St. Peter’s Church
Hart
West 55Th St
John I. Hart
Augusta J. Hart
Hay
New York
Mary A
Henry G. Hay
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Lawler
Margaret Isabella Lawler
Madison St
Brooklyn
Lemmerz
Theodore Lemmerz
Theodore H. Lemmerz
Magnolia Av
Jersey City
Moore
Upper Montclair
Walter Burritt Moore
Oakwood Av
Remsen
New York City
Sarah Louds
Phoenix Remsen
Alfred Wagstaff
Calvary Church
21St &T
Shorey
London
England
John Fogg Shorey
Sommers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Frederick H. Sommers
Carrie Sommers
A. M. Wright
Julia Speir
Henry Taylor Wright
U. 8.N
Gilbert M
Emily D. K
Trinity Chapel
25Th St
Broadway
Woodlawn
New York Times Address List
The item lists the New York Times contact and mailing details with street addresses and a telephone number for Times Square and related offices. It appears as a clipped reference among other newspaper names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
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Miss Wallach
MR. Morgenthau, JR
J. A. Blanchard
Kidney Beardsley Wood
Emma L. Washburn
Miss Fish
Homans—Adams
Herbert—Van Etten
Miss Washburn
Sidney B. Wood
St. James's Church
Henry Bishop
P. ¥. Collier
Willem Young
Ocean Travelers
J. Henry Smith
Tuskegee
Booker Washington
National Biscuit. Company
Sensation
Mrs.randolph
Lalt
Sothern
Carmen
W. C. de Mille
Electrical Society
United Cigar Stores CO
Capital
Atelist Society
Andry
the Treasury
Firepr Building
W. List St
Stewart
Chelsea
Francois Villon
By Justin Huntly McCarthy
Aarpers
Aarpers Aarpers
Magazing Bazar Weekly
Edward Goodkess
Thatford Avenue
William H. Burck
Timothy Donovan
Brooklyn Roors of Education
Goodkoss
Public School
Brownsville
Reynolds
Garretson’s
E. F.C. Young
Edison
Commercial Department
National Phonograph Co
Union Square
Stuyvesant
the Marine Manag. & Supply Co
South St
Ship Machinery & Contractors’ Supplies
Collins—Wetherill
Christ Church
Josiah Collins
Seattle
Caroline Bowen Wetherill
Francis Dring Wetherill
Nims—Grant
New Central Presbyterian Church
Summit
Harry P. Dewey
Minot C. Morgan
Emma
George M. Grant
Harry Dwight Nims
D. D
Maria Starkweather
Douglas Campbell
Harriet Paige
Oothout Zabriskie
White Head
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell Co
Chelwea
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 230
THE_NEW YORK TIMES
Boston Globe
Buffalo Courier
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cleveland Plain Deal
Philadelphia Publ
Princeton
Dean Henry B. Fine
Princeton Triangle Club
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